Forum topic: Pinkham Way - even more valuable today

The management of waste in north London has long been an area of concern, all too often subject to seemingly unsatisfactory answers to reasonable questions. The new incinerator project at Edmonton Eco Park progresses but the land at Pinkham Way remains untouched. Its value and basis of valuation has long been a moot point – a Site of Importance for Nature Conservation (SINC), part owned by Barnet Council, the remainder by the NLWA, subject to contamination in past years, making any clear-up extremely costly.
Barnet values its share at so much; NLWA on the other hand values its part (and bear in mind these are essentially two parts of the same relatively small piece of land) at several times more; and now, at even more times more.
The NLWA and the NLWA Audit Committee meet today (27/4/23) to finalise the long delayed 2020/21 audited accounts. A reasonable question was sent to the auditor earlier in the week pointing out where reasonable seemed to lie, and not lie; attached for those interested.
What eventually follows, and why, may be interesting.